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Using the periodic table above and your knowledge of patterns and trends on the table, which of the following elements is the most reactive? (1 pt) * 1 point Titanium (Ti, #22) Silicon (Si, #14) Oxygen
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Using the periodic table above and your knowledge of patterns and trends on the table, which of the following elements is the most reactive? (1 pt)
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Titanium (Ti, #22)
Silicon (Si, #14)
Oxygen (O, #8)
Argon (Ar, #18)
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Oxygen, it is 2 electrons to gain to reach a full outer shell meaning it’ll be much more reactive than the other elements listed.
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